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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
3
Farm Calendar emphasizes keeping hens fed during cold weather with warm water and proper heating, plus assessing cows for profitable feed use and culling to improve efficiency. It also recommends growing vegetables, with a half acre feeding a family for 13 months, and warns seed corn storage may suffer in extreme cold and damp conditions.
Producers in Lancaster County are invited to a meeting at the Lancaster Post Office Building Room 214 on Friday afternoon March 16 at 180 p.m. The session explains the Hog-Corn reduction program and outlines upcoming payments. It also gauges producer interest for further educational meetings and outlines required reductions.
Wild horses still roam in Arizona despite encroachments by civilization. The article notes lingering populations as humans expand into traditional ranges.
Pyrethrum is introduced as a new cash crop in Lancaster County with trials across the Rockies states and local success. It dries into insect sprays and dusts used by about 10,000 firms, with potential labor savings and returns of 60 to 150 dollars per 100 pounds depending on yield. A series of seven county meetings hosted by Ray Culbertson of Crop Protection in Washington will discuss growing, harvesting, and marketing.
Retreived under Christian Endeavor Society of Jerusalem Reformed Church. A. Y. Keath presiding. Chorus and singing by the congregational choir, Rothsville High School Glee Club, and others. Address by Prof. P. P. Bailey. Offering and closing chorus. Neighboring greetings note gatherings and visits in the week. Full program to appear later.
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